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feat: add an animated bilingual graph-stack homepage - #566
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- Merge the latest documentation and OINK updates. - Keep the Duo View browser checks in CI. - Retain both homepage interaction test suites.
- Split long SVG and control markup at element or attribute boundaries. - Fold long English copy without changing the displayed text. - Reuse parsed paths in archived homepage assertions.
- Group standalone and distributed deployments in the database layer. - Introduce the toolchain layer and animate all four diagrams at rest. - Ease layer selection and center the Apache HugeGraph name above the hero. - Verify bilingual layouts, reduced motion and interrupted transitions.
- Use the display typeface and emphasize the HugeGraph name. - Reserve room below the navigation on phones and short screens. - Refresh the desktop and mobile homepage screenshots.
- Group the brand name with the main heading and restore prototype sizing. - Place the toolchain above computing and align layer selection with the diagram. - Remove trailing periods and the extra component link in both languages. - Update the browser expectations and homepage screenshots.
- Position the floating launcher above the layer buttons. - Scale its bottom offset with the short portrait viewport. - Refresh the 320-pixel homepage capture.
- Cycle through the four layers and overview at a relaxed pace. - Pause for pointer and keyboard input and respect reduced motion. - Remove the floating chapter controls and keep guide links accessible. - Restore the reference capability cards across both languages.
- animate the constellations and graph layers across themes - restore the feature cards, platform logos and community links - preserve reading position and keyboard focus across modes - verify localized routes and refresh the design references
- trace the northern path with a slower trailing light - vary the glow at each fixed node as the light passes - refresh the responsive homepage captures
- use the untagged image in the English quick start - align the Chinese command and its clipboard value - reuse the same command in the Markdown homepage
- keep the server running in the background - expose the REST port on loopback - let Docker assign the container name
- share the reading background across the scene and navigation - keep the star trail moving continuously between graph nodes - verify the theme seam and intermediate light positions - update the homepage editing guide and visual references
- remove the nine review captures from the merge diff - document the workflow screenshot artifact - keep the verification guide focused on reproducible checks
- display First in the English overview - use the same label in the English Markdown output - retain the Apache top-level graph system caption
- keep the moving gradient inside each constellation line - tune both bands to their path lengths and node positions - cover motion, pause and reduced motion on both paths
- measure the geometry rendered inside the mask - accept equivalent SVG serialization after minification - keep the sweep and motion preference assertions
- label the computing layer with vermeer/computer - label the database layer with server/pd/store - align the English and Chinese homepages
- introduce Graph AI in the homepage heading - describe real-time queries and offline community detection - connect graph data to language model answers in both languages
- use a compact platform title in both languages - focus the introduction on queries, analysis and Graph AI - wrap the archive test origin list for review
- give each star a soft core and a staggered brightness cycle - keep the glow centered on the existing constellation paths - pause offscreen twinkling and respect reduced motion
- feature LLM memory and ontology graphs in the introduction - enlarge the project name and balance the mobile introduction - explain embedded storage and Raft replication in the graph story
- use the requested Chinese chapter heading - align the English heading with the edge traversal - keep both headings tied to the existing graph example
- highlight graph extraction, GraphRAG and the ontology platform - describe ongoing development in both languages - invite readers to help build Graph AI
- keep shared content and asset locations in the contributor guide - document the focused homepage and archive checks - remove the separate root design checklist
- keep each chapter guide URL in one place - remove the unused bilingual guide prompt - drop the unused template variable
- use native visibility to hide inactive screen chapters - restore the reading position after leaving print mode - verify all four chapters and keyboard focus across printing
- use the requested verb in the toolchain chapter - share the heading across HTML and Markdown - retain the matching English title
- name the graph extraction SDK in the Chinese and English text - feature Memory alongside the ontology platform - retain the invitation to contributors
- label the latency figure for multi-hop queries - show the updated count of built-in graph algorithms - align the figures on the English and Chinese homepages
- use the requested Chinese integration heading - align the English heading with the existing technology stack - share the revised wording between HTML and Markdown
- identify the default Docker mode in both languages - describe in-memory and disk storage for standalone deployments - keep the local connection port beside the quick-start command
- share print events between live and reduced-motion layouts - preserve the reading position outside the graph story - test the community section across print and screen media
- preserve the screen layout until printing finishes - apply the latest motion preference after restoring the viewport - verify switching both ways at the community section
- reuse the native header scroll state for the launcher - keep the button accessible at the top in both motion modes - verify document pages retain the launcher while scrolling
- return focus to main content when the launcher is hidden - preserve the current scroll position on dialog dismissal - cover cancelling consent after leaving the introduction
- scope the palette to the bilingual community introduction - use muted sage tones for light and dark appearances - preserve distinct hover and keyboard focus states
- deliver queued scroll events before entering print media - separate motion changes and returning to screen by a frame - retain the reading position and mode assertions
- match the expanded link to the existing header hover colors - preserve the native menu opening and closing behavior - cover pointer and keyboard navigation in light and dark themes
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Nov 14, 2026
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The English and Chinese homepages introduce HugeGraph as a full-stack graph platform for real-time queries and offline analysis. The introduction highlights Graph AI for LLM memory and ontology graphs. Readers can explore four layers by selecting one or scrolling through the page.
Desktop before and after
The feature cards and platform logos lead into eight component guides, a copyable Docker command and the community links. The command runs the server in the background and exposes its REST port on localhost.
From the graph to the overview
The graph, scrolled header and overview share a reading background in both themes. The floating Ask AI button appears at the top of the homepage and returns when readers scroll back. Reduced motion presents the four chapters in order, and keyboard or JavaScript-free navigation can reach each chapter. English and Chinese Markdown use the same content as the homepage. Archived releases retain their own documentation index.
The community contribution button uses muted greens in light and dark themes. The Docs menu keeps its header colors while the dropdown is open.
Homepage maintenance and checks